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An accommodation where the interior and the architecture unite different inspirations and styles, that is what Mutis Hotel means for us. This 3D design of 279 Concept Studio has everything a beautiful travel destination needs. Take a look inside with Imagicasa.
With the help of CGI, 279 Concept Studio translates ideas, concepts and stories into high-quality 3D images. For this project, they designed Mutis Hotel in Indonesia. During this process of two months, the team explored different stylistic directions by experimenting with geometry, materials and furniture. In the end, they arrived at a result that combined minimalistic elements with Japanese influences. An excellent approach because the images sparks everyone’s fantasy. The aim of the studio was to design a hotel where the guests can identify with nature through the materials, the colours, the artworks and greenery. 
In a suite of Mutis Hotel, the textures and custom-made details immediately catch the attention. In the interior they used artistic plaster, a material that has natural colours. Furthermore, the floor was finished with polished concrete and metal and wooden panels were placed on the walls. However, the most striking element is the open-air bathroom. Namely, here you can take a relaxing bath surrounded by plants and under a missing roof. Moreover, you might notice furniture of Emmanuelle Simon and lighting by Davide Groppi. Not only the rooms but also the common areas can inspire you. Outside, for example, you can go to the attractive bar with an old Japanese façade. Additionally, the studio found it crucial to give certain places in the hotel a monumental appearance. As the outside of the building exemplifies, they undoubtedly succeeded in this.
Outside is an attractive bar with an old Japanese façade.
With their design of Mutis Hotel, 279 Concept Studio already makes us feel excited about a future vacation in Indonesia. Here, you stay at a beautiful meeting point of minimalism, geometry and Japanese influences. Until the design is fully realised, we gaze at the visualisations with full admiration. 
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Visualisations by 279 Concept Studio